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Facing pressure, Sens. Joe Manchin and Angus King have signed on to the landmark labor bill, leaving just three Democratic holdouts: Kyrsten Sinema, Mark Kelly and Mark Warner.

"Beautiful Things," a new memoir by the president's son, offers a revealing glimpse into the lives of America's ruling class.

In Southern Appalachia, highways fracture the habitat of bears, elk, deer and other wildlife. Locals are pushing to make roads safer for animals and drivers.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Ed Markey just introduced a new plan to employ millions of Americans in good-paying jobs that respond to climate change. Who's in?

As climate change tightens its grip on the arid West, water managers are focusing on wastewater as a source of “new” water for cities.

Chloé Zhao's Oscar-nominated film erases capitalism as the cause of economic pain, instead telling a story of individual suffering.

The democratic socialist congresswoman explains why the U.S. needs to tackle systemic racism by investing in social programs, arguing that "police can't be the answer to all these ills in our country.”

Bessemer was just the beginning. Amazon workers from Italy to India are uniting to form a global movement that may have found Jeff Bezos’s Achilles heel.

"We need a politics of time. A political understanding that our lives are ours to do with what we will."

Try harder, Ivy League scum.

Locking up killer cop, Jason Van Dyke, won't address the root cause of his violence.

Disagreement is inevitable in any political movement, but a recent In These Times essay examining “entryism's” threat to the Left demands a response.

After years of cuts, it's time to make the pursuit of knowledge a right for all.

The health emergency of the coronavirus is inseparable from the health emergency of extinction, biodiversity loss and climate change

An indictment of the Ferguson police officer who killed Michael Brown would not prove that black lives matter in America.

Whether it’s working longer hours, having no control over work schedules, or scrambling to find enough hours to pay the bills, American workers have lost control of their working time. Getting that time back is crucial—for workers’ well-being, for democracy and for weakening the tyrannical power of the boss.

America says it respects front line workers. These grocery workers tell a different story.

New analysis finds the Global North is responsible for 92% of all excess global carbon dioxide emissions, while the Global South bears the brunt of the devastation.